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* In ''[[The Goon]]'' comics the immortally weary Buzzard agrees to go kill a monster terrorizing the countryside, hoping it will be able to kill him. When he arrives he learns that the ancient creature was doing this with the hope that they would fight back and kill it. They agree to fight it out and let fate decide which on of them...wins.
* This, ''not'' vengeance against criminals like the ones who killed his family, has been [[The Punisher]]'s true goal his entire career. That's the reason he's so reckless and cares little about the consequences of his actions. He hopes that someday he'll be killed in action so that he can finally be at peace, but if he can take as much scum off the street as he can before that happens, all the better.
* From ''[[X-Men]]'' comics; [[Blessed With Suck]] doesn't even begin to describe Professor Xavier's son David, aka Legion. While his omega-level mutant powers let him manifest virtually any super-power he wants, each use causes his already fractured mind to [[Multiple Personalities| develop a new personality]], and he has developed hundreds, [[Mind Hive| possibly thousands of them]]. While his father's [[Psychic Powers]] were able to keep them in check for a while, Xavier's death opened a floodgate, making his entire life a constant struggle to keep them in check. David has prayed for death for years, and has attempted to kill himself many times, but each attempt only kills one of his personalities, often spawning more in the process. After years of this hellish existence, poor David doesn't even know if it is ''possible'' for him to die.
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